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The'
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periodical
deals
wilh
what
the
preference"
and
here
is
its
.explanation:
as
lor
administrative
preferenees,Jet
fads
illustrate
its
po.sihiiities.
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less
than
per
cup.
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PRINCE
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
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Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
..........
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mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
Lmpire
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other
countries,
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year
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DAILY
EDITION
93
80
Monday.
March
15,
1926.
Good
Community
Life
And
Interest.
Recently
a
British
Columbia
librarian
now
in
California
in
nddreMtig
a
.group
ol
librarian
on
the
different
library
systems
quoted
the
yearly
circulation
of
the
Prince
Rupert
library
and
thej
were
all
surprised.
It
seems
that
-not
many
libraries
of
the
sixe
of
this
one
do
as
well
and
the
lady
aid
that
uotluug
warmed
the
heart
of
u
librarian
as
much
US
to
have
the
luniks
circulate.
"A
reading
public
is
always
au
indication
of
gtiod
cumiYitiitKy
life
and
interest,"
she
said.
to
Prince
Rupert
-
lame
is
spreading
to
California
through
her
public
library.
She
is.
pointed
to
as
a
model.
This
should
eucoumgo
th,-
who
sometimes
feel
that
Prince
Rupert
does
not
amount
Ui
much
and
that
the
efforts
made
here
are
not
of
much
avail.
British
Columbia
In1
Britain.
British
Columbia
i
getting
better
known
in
Ureal
Britain
than
formerly.
This
is
partly
due
to
the
newspapers
mid
other
periodicals
puolishing
article
about
the
province
and
partly
through
the
luuribts,
traveller
and
Jeoturers
wliutomo
here
and
goilionie
add.
tell4th
tale
of
the
AvoildeBfut.
eliniahy
wonderful
country'
-andxvuilderftll
people
oil
the
Pfiotne-
t-iTasL'-
"
.i
t
,
.
it..
i.
,
.....
.
i-rrejii
miuioer
01
me
iuiaoian
Uiizeiie.
puimsiieo
in
London,
buglaiid.
is
alniot
a
Unlisli
Coltinlbia
number.
One
of
the
feature
articles
under
the
lie.idiug
of
Canadian
Progress
deals
wholly
with
this
provftice
and'
has
jrv
the
centre
of
the
page
a
good
photograph
of
Hon.
John
Oliver.
The
spread
of
pictures
in
the
centre
is
devoted
wholly
to
Hritish
Columbia
and
contains
due
ui
.Prince
Rupert-harbor
showing
the
shipyard
ami
also
photos
of
Telkwa
and
Jlazellou.
There
is
also
an
article
on
mining
development
by
Ron.
Wni.
Sloan.
it
calls
"administra
tis
two
following
Empire
Sleel
Cor-
juration,
largely
financed
and
mnlinged
from
this
country,
re
icuuy
scciiieo
in
.
ew
.eatanu
u
contract
Tor
10,1)1)11
tons
ot
sleel
to
be
made
in
Noca
Scotia
from
Newfoundland
ore.
Here
four
parts
orilhe
Empire
are
in
business-
partnership
to
the
advantage
of
each.
The
practice
eat)
"He
extended
almost
imtefin-ilely.
The
other
beneficent
use
of
the
principle
of
administrative
preference
is
the
new
British
djusincss
in
British
Columbia
timber.
The
siugle
order
now
given
to
British
Columbia
for
railway
sleepers,
quoted
as
amounting
lo
21,000.000
board'
feet,
is
greater
than
the
whole
rxporfof
lumber
from
tfie
province
in
the
year
1P23.
and
would,
the-
VniKouvei
Province
tells
us,
lake
half
a
yiyr,
to
fill
by
a
mill
working"
.continuously
with
a
daily
output
of,
say,,
125.000
feet
(the
estimated
cut
of
the
newlv-opened
sawmill
plan!
near
Alherlii).
Fin-ther
large
orders
from
me
unlisli
uoanl
of
Trade,
for
the
cronstructinn
of
ils
lifdmnK
aud
iug
from
tjie
AdmirnUy,
for
decking
batllesliips
a
I
heir
lililkhends,
are
also,
annPMC!d-
We
rer
ild
eoiistruct-
nil
how.
Lord
anoociie.
wnmi
,nrm
i.oru
or
the
kdniirnllv
in
llms,
caused
to
be
ninde
the
first
experiment
with
Douglas
fir
for
the
deck
or
a
wnrsh.p
then
under
construction.
Tliat'dhe
experiment
was
satisfactory
is
attested
bv
the
fact,
thfif
nflee
Admiralty
haj
.een
m,
reason
to
abalc
its
confidence
in
the
out-put
of
British
Columbia
mills."
New
Publication
Is
'.
Extremely
Interesting.
A
new
publication
thai
may
prove
exlromelv
useful
and
is
!!&
y"
Arthur
Mee.
editor
of
the
Chddron
Encyclopedia.
It
islands
and
Peoples"
designed
for
(he
home
and
r),oo
with
a
large
number
of
colored
,1
usfrat.ons.
If
,s
lo
enrne
out
in
forty
forlnighlly
parts
and
should
prove
particularly
interesting
to
those
who
have
fami'liies
or
young
lHd.v.i
or
who
arc
engaged
in
ediiraUona!
work
.
So
warm,
comfy
and
satisfying
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
hot
milk
and
a
little
cream
.Mary
Piakford
in
"Little
Annie
Hooney.'
luienititronal
.Vwa.
81,
Wednesday
I'atrirks
Day
Concert.
Thursday
Hictpird
lix
in
'The
Lucky
Devil."
-
Friday
and
Saturday
Syil
Chaplin
in
"Tin-
Man
on
tin-
Jlox."
LITTLE
ANNIE
RGONEY
HERE
Mary
Plckford.
the
World's
Sweetheart,
Seen
in
Her
Latest
Play
Tonight
"Little
Annie
Jtooney,-'
the
comply,
drama
ef
tenement
Mfe
in
AW
York
in
which
Mary
Pickfonl
stars,
and
which
is
here
tonight,
appears
"to
have
hein
written
to
onlw
for
"The
WortH'
Sweetheart"
for
it
is
an
Ideal
Mary
Pickfonl-
story,-
Combining
-
comedy
drama,
smile
and
tear?.
reu
s
Ftnr
baliles
and
a
and
child-
protty
love
story,
"LHUe
Annl
Itooney'
i
I
he
t-pe
of
play
in
which
the
public
loves
In
see
Mary
Pfekfont,
and
th
type
she
can
do
a
n
othw
actress
aan.
Irish
as
Name
Little
Annie
Hooney"
is
as
Irish
mn
iu
name,
and
as.
Irish
as
the
eurly
liai.d
little
ragamuf
fin
who
play
the
.tttlo
role.
It
deals
with
th
young
daughter
of
an
Jiast
sfble
policeman
whose
ptayitiatcs
are
about
thirty
young
bay
aU
who
enters
into
the
gang
flfbJs
and
rows
Of
itte-e
ioinent
lad
with
,ntl
the
icor
at
hur
command.
l'nexpectd
tragedy
stalks
into
the
noHenratt'9
fatflily.
and
the
Kirl
i
sinMeiUy
fnewi
with
nme
of
the
grim
reatHie
of
life
that
seldom
.ihe
to
a
ohltd
T
tier
ae.
'
Throueli
the
sang
battle
se
quences
.Mis
Pick
ford
romp
gloriously,
a
leader
of
the
dlrly
rarnl
boy,
and
the
idol
of
her
'gang."
In
the
dramatic
scene
she
doe(t
some
of
the
fine!,
and
iiMtirt
convincing
work
of
her
whole
serpen
career.
Sweet
and
Appealing
She
is
sweet
and
appealing
a
the
sweetheart
of
her
"!o,"
and
through
the
entire
picture
the
artistry
of
Mary
Pickfonl
i
again
revealed.
While-
of
Ifre
type,
of
many
of
her
best
pictures,
?'I,ittle
Annie
Hooney"
has
a
new
and
strong
plot,
a
carefuHy
chosen
casT
of
supporting
players,
and
is
photographically
beautiful
throughout.
fn
fact
there
i
nothing
to
b"
desired
that
is
not
provided
in
this,
the
latest
vehicle
of
Miss
Pick
ford.
It
should
prove
her
most
non-
pillar
screen
play,
according
to
those
who
have
seen
the
picture
in
pre-
tews.
THE
LUCKY
DEVIL
ON
THURSDAYTHIS
WEEK
Tells
How
Randy
Won
an
Automobile
and
What
He
Did
With
It
Afterwards
ine
liiicky
Devil,
comitwr
to
the
Westholme
Thursday
only
briiurs
Hiclnnl
lix
to
the
screen
as
the
star
of
a
story
by
Myron
Morgan.
Longing
for
an
automobile
of
his
own,
Handy
Kantian,
wiim
a
classy
speeder
al
a
fahionable
charity
haaar.
He
starts
otf
immediately
on
a
ero
countr
tour,
hul
Hie
first
night
eonvin-
ces
linn
that
camping
in
the
great
open
spaces-
is
painfully
differi-m
from
arninging
advertising
di-ii)ny
camps
in
a
New
York
department
store,
unit
h-
welcome-
the
assistance
of
Dor
Mc)ee
,a
charming
little
stenographer
who
is
louring
with
her
mill
her
in
a
haltered
i-'ord.
VA
liiie
Handy
falls
deiperalely
in
love
with
Pons,
the
mother
thirus
she
discovers
soniclhih
that
proves
Handy
.a
notoriously
wealthy
yortiig
Kood-for-nothlntr
Siieand
the.irl
leave
camp
.with
out
a
wont
to
IjIhi.
He
follows
them.
Finally
flu
j
broke
and
with
no
accessories
left
on
his
car
to
trade
in
ror
;gns,
Dundy
meets
Doris
who
has
come
to
grief
with
a
disabled
yawn
oprmg
I
JKJ
I
is
your
warning
that
you
need
Slumber
King
Do
you
ever
yawn
by
day?
Feel
listless?
Or
too
tired
for
your
task
or
play?
Nature
is
warning
you
that
you
need
sleep.
Thousands
of
Canadians
have
faced
your
problem
and
have
solved
it
for
v
all
time
at
a
surprisingly
low
cost.
They
have
thrown
out
their
old
bed
spring
that
was
robbing
them
of
rest.
They
are
now
sleep-ing
as
never
before
on
the
Slumber
King.
Its
26
ribbon
strips
of
flexible
steel
arc
suspended
by
long,
strong
coils
and
joined
by
four
rows
of
smaller
resilient
coils.
They
conform
to
your
body;
cushion
two
people
in
the
same
comfort
as
one.
Special
construction
prevents
sagging
edges.
No
other
spring
is
so
easy
to
keep
clean.
No
other
maker
can
match
its
value
at
$12.
Any
dealer
in
Canada
can
supply
you.
$1000
Complete
your
comfort
with
an
OSTERMOOR
A
fitting
Companion
to
the
Slumber
King.
Unequalled
by
any
other
white
cotton
felt
mattress
in
Canada
for
.more
than
30
years.
One
quality,
the
best;
one
maker,
Simmons
Limited;
one
price,
the
lowest
at
which
so
fine
a
mat-
r
r
tress
can
he
sold
.
.
.
L.J
Beware
of
imitations.
Look
for
the
Osterrnoor
label.
GRACELINE
BEDS
OSTERMOOR
MATTRESSES
-Tiuitt
forShepby
SIMMONS
motor
and
no
money
for
repair
lamian
taken
the
wt
from
the
flivver
and
tow
Uiem
hark
to
Iowh-.
Ijiter.
after
.in
unsuccessful
searrh
for
work
and
a
near
dis-fistrou
experience
with
a
earti-tul
kIiow,
Iioris
attain
meets
Handy.
Explanations
iare
in
order
Winning
two-hundred
dollar
liv
-1
it
i
it
iwn
round
with
a
"pug"
at
a
carnival.
Handy
enter
his
machine
in
a
$1
0,000
road
race.
If
he
win.
U,
he
all
set
to
ko
n
with
in.
long
drcamed-of
lour.
.
If
in.
i
well.
...
The
picture
show-
n
,-
how
he
SYD
CHAPLIN
COMING
'WEEKEND''
PICTURE
Is
Brother
of
Charlie
and
was
Featured
In
Charlie's
Aunt
Hero'
Svd
Chaplin,
who
in
the
extremely
funny
munitMliA
pTcture
"The
Man
on
the
Hox"
due
herv
nl
the
week
end,
i
.a
brother
or
f.hnrlle
Ohaidin.
Atn
be
Is
the
funny
man
win.
wan
reutured
in
'Ghnrlie'
Aunt
here
recently,
fn
a
rew
word,
the
-story
or
U'e
comedy
npcuiiuu
Iontp.
I'rbhiy
follows
:
Adventure
beckons
alurinply
lo
Hob.
who
play,
a
"hunch"
and
invcMs
50.oon
jn:
a
now
flyinfr
machine.
Wilhnul
knowiiiK
I',
he
has
stepped
into
a
hornet's
nest
or
inlriffiie
and
absurdly
fascinating
event,
that
ee,.him,
clad
onlyri
pyjamas,
homeless
and
Joliless
in
(he
njRht.
'("wo
Hus-sinn
sjiys
are
intent
pn
slealinK
,lhe
plans
or
the
pnne,
but
Hon
disguised
as
a
imod
of
flirlatioun
mien,
starts
a
serier
nf
misad-venlures-
timi
w
Irresistihly
rfdicnlous,-
while
roinancir
stalks
unfetlered
llin.um,
fire-
plolnre.
Adv.
to
(xchaiiite
"l.arfro
room
for
rcfmcil
Ken
iemun:
elaborately
rurmsjied;
reasnnnbif
lo
permanent
pa
'v
references
ex
changed,
utiio
he
baths.
"
wTta
hoticc
T.lll!
"K'TO
K
Oi
I
..rth
ftrttlf
Frtf-
4IHl
KlW
I.U1
.
WlHiM-
ichln
erwri
n
HuikHnr.
Virion,
b.i
..
ui
ipWj
for
Iknirr
i,
ukr
ltd
UM
1'
ul.ir
tert
(mr
mrvmi
t
tlr
tl
kiMli
wl,
Mrh
On
mmftiy
tlHl
train,
ml.,
.uir
Ckwk
i:wl
UhiI
iiMt
un.
nir
mot-,
fenni
iu
mouth.
Ilk-
viler
will
br
dlvrlril
frtmi
lly
irmu
at
a
irtni
atMMil
onr
half
mil
tirthwe.rl
fnmi
tlu-
aillirei
,rnrr
it
.
.
,
TP.
t.
ikt
Kill
t
ue!
'.,r
ihkim-.iii
.
vlaMir.
Cor.
SUam.
In
(ii.trul
urtMe
UW
(tie
UihI
itru-ntx-l
i-
pan.
.t
Tuaiip.
(
iMt
4,
oraham
i.taiKl.
tfria
a.
dial
(Amur
or
leavo
V
iViAimt,
Tfcl.
IMMliv
sa
jMlrl
i
IIm
rtiM
on
tar
tJOi
ilav
if
rtbruar.v.
lt(.
say
r
Ikla
titre
aiwt
in
aMIN-aik,n
.iinuanl
thrni
lad
in
itw
AVal.r
n
win
or
nui
in
ow
orrirw
r
in-
VVSIer
Bwirifcr
at
Crlie-r
liuprrl.
B.C.
biwoiin
l
ihc
atllraiioii
mav
Im-
filJ
Mill
the
aaid
Wair
lirrortti-r
or
villi
thr
aupln0r
uf
Wller
Riiii!-..
Parliainrnl
iiiltdlur..
Vlrlnrta
fl.r.
.
nluii
iMrtr
i
aflr
lUr
Oft
aH-rararM
rr
ihf
illrr
In
t
local
nrl'ajer.
Tlw
llali
if
iir
fir.t
rHilillrtliufl
nt
thl.
oollrr
I
lurch
4
ill.
i.
ortii
ecinc
ronr.T
AVl
MIMW
LTD..
ApplX-anf.
.
By
llartM
E,
Whrtf.
Arrfil
WHTIR
NOTICE.
Dltaralen
and
Uaa
TAKE
?IOTHt
Own
.Wth
I'anflr
ForeaH
nd
Mtur
Ltu..
hIniw
adilr"'
i
Jill
1
'rtMlM-rUm
HuWiii.
Victoria.
B.".r
will
wvlf
tjfr
a
lirwici
tn
uki-
aixl
u-r
to
tiMr
frrt
prr
-mmd
uf
ir
iftil
of
Utr
t'JMirk
t.iwk.
Hhlrli
flow.
MimhraM-rlv.
and
ilrainn
Intu
k'aaan
lla.
atamt
1
4M(r
wet
or
Una
l.laoil.
Sklilraaic
Inirt
Thr
watrr
Mill
lr
divcrlrij
rnxn
Uh
irrin
at
i
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